Reviews for The Heroic Legend of Arslan Manga

When comicalized from a novel, it inevitably progresses at a good tempo, and while settings and content are often simplified or skipped, this one seems to be different and feels good.

I got to a good point, and I was worried about future developments, and I glanced at spoilers for the novel. I haven't read the novel, so I don't know, but I wonder if the novel is carefully drawn. If that's the case, I wonder if the last one is the same as the novel.

Wow, I really miss it! I read the original story halfway long ago, but I wonder if the original story is complete... I was so nostalgic that I started reading it quickly, but what bothers me more than what's in the book is that the comic book's drawing is Fullmetal Alchemist, right? ... how many dozens of books are you going to write? It's not over, is it?

I'm a fan of the original story and have known the story for a long time. But well, it's not easy for Tanaka Yoshiki to finish his work, so after leaving it alone... for a while, I was surprised that it would be animated or made into a manga.

It's kind of exciting. I'm still wondering what kind of fate Arslan, a kind and innocent boy, will have.

Dallune, who I personally love, was so cool that it was crazy. Also, it's cool that Assault is called Yashaseen

It's a fantasy world, but I feel like I'm reading historical comics from around the Middle Ages because it's just about the war chronicles and titles. It's a good read.

The background and other pictures were beautiful and cool. The story was also interesting, so I thought it was good to read it.

It seems to be a manga adaptation of a novel by the author of the original novel Unread Gin Eiden, and it seems that there are quite a few originals in it. The drawing power and the quality of the battle scenes are good. It's interesting, but it feels like there's a long way to go.

The main character asks, “What is a king? (How should it be?)” The story progresses while asking yourself questions. It's a deep manga that makes me think about a lot of things around that point.

I was so sad at first that I couldn't watch it... I gradually became addicted to it!! I love being surrounded by members who love His Highness and making a fuss!

Prince Arslan of the mighty Pulse was driven out of his country by surprise in the first battle... the growth of Arslan, who was said to be weak and unreliable, his strong ally, and the process to regain his country is truly a war record.

I'm a fan of the original story, so I was looking forward to seeing how it would be made into a manga. Every character has attractive visuals and is very easy to read.

I reread Tanaka Yoshiki's novels over and over again. Therefore, the images of my characters were confirmed as illustrations for the novel... I felt stressed by the illustrations that were different from the images. The story is unquestionably interesting.

As expected, it feels like it's a work by the author of Fullmetal. It's interesting without complaint. However, what bothers me is that when I looked up the original story, it seems that it ended in a way that was unimaginable from the atmosphere of the comic, and if this comic also goes along that route, I think it will probably disappoint readers' expectations in a bad sense. As of now, the details have been changed slightly from the original, and it seems that there are quite a few digs that are not in the original, so I feel that the story may change, or that adjustments have been made so that they fit into a form that is satisfactory even if they end in a similar way. So, I can recommend it without complaint to people who don't care about how it ends, but if it ends well, I think everyone in the good group might need to consider this work.